The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-01-13
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George Beck is vising friends and
relatives in Sugar Grove this wee K

MIR Ed Embich, of Cincinnati
Was in town on Monday, the CUES
of his cousin, Joe Rochester.
Only five boys were hurt coast
lag this week. The injuries were
not dangerous, but not exhilerat
ing.
Mr. John EngIe and sister, o
Lancaster, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Sammy Rempel,s the
past week.
Mr.. Sam Smith, one of The
promipent citizens of Carbon
Hill, was in the city on business,
last Tuesday.
Mr.. C: E. Bowen, representing
the Fire Brick Works, is in Ports
mouth this week, attending a
meeting of stockholders.
Mr.. JOHN ". Work, who has
been seriously i'll for some weeks,
is gradually recovering, and will
soon be at his business place.
On last Tuesday morning the
thermometer indicated as low as
Is degrees below zero. This is
very cold weather for this lati-
tude.
Episcopal Service at Grace
Chapel, Friday evening, January
18th, at Z O'Clock, by Rev. i. M.
W. Hills, of Lancaster. All are
cordially invited.
A characteristic letter from
Judge SlIas II. Wright to-Mr-
UMalley, is assurance that the
Judge has entirely recovered
from his late illness.
Since the holidays, Mr.. Nick
WeiIand has added largely to his
stock Of watches, clocks and jew
elry, all of the newest and latest.
and invites the people to call
and see for themselves.
The entertainment at the
Opera House is said to have been
an enjoyable affair. The new
curtain was displayed for the
first time, and excited general
admiration.
The case of Tom Johnston was
continued until the 23d, at
which time it is thought the mon
.ey claimed to have been embez-I
zied will be paid and prosecution
withdrawn.
The enterprising citizens of
.Bloomingville, where powerful |
vein of natural gas has bsen
struck, are entertaining the Mea |
of pipe lining to Logan and 9th
er points in the Hooking Vallev,
All members of the Prohibition
Club are requested to meet at City
Building, Saturday evening at 7,50
TO elect officers for the year. Let
there be a full turnout.
C. II MONROE, Pres't.
DR.. o. E. Davis, formerly of
Lancaster. now of Cincinnati,
was called 10 Logan on Thursday
last to visit Mr.. John W. Work,
his old time friend, who has been
sick for several weeks. DR.. Da
Wis gives a favorable opinion o1
Mr.. Works early recovery.
Mr.. Nick Savey, son of Mr..
John Savey, is visiting relatives
and friends in Logan. this week.
Nick 5las been a conductor on
the Sanduskv Division of the B.
d o. Railroad for the last three
years. and is considered one of
the most reliable and trustwor-
thy men in the service of that
road.
The fire company was called
out on last Saturday evening by
an alarm of fire arising from an
explosion Of lamp in Mr.. Joe
Bright's house. The fire was eX-
tinguished before any service
from the fire company was re-
quired.
In the brilliant light of the full
sixteen new subscribers,
five sheriff's advertisements, and
forty three dollars on delinquent
subscription this week, inspires
US to say that the candle power'
is sufficient, and we are at peace
with all men, ard see things in a
favorable light.
Mr.. Will Keynes is assisting
Notestone in closing
up the tax collections. Will Is ;
one of the most reliable young
business men of our town, and
our Treasurer is to be commend
ed and congratulated on the Sc
lection of such a valuable and ,
reliable assistant.
Young Davis. who has been
maxim. some disturbances of the /
peace before, was arrested last
night for disturbing the
meeting at the Rink. The Mayor {
sent him TO Jail. In his pockets :
we're found the following imple- ,
ments of var: Two halt pint {
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